Directing The Viewer's Eye Is Important For Your Landscape Painting

From the start of our painting we have to decide what will stand out the most, detail or light. More importantly we need to decide what to leave out, leaving a focal point that receives the most detail that will direct the viewer’s eye to the area we want them to focus on. If you're looking for weekly tutoring, personal interaction with me, critiques on your paintings, and interactions with other artists, you might like to check out Easel Insight Membership. I'm the creator and founder of this artist membership that offers tutoring as well as a supportive community for feedback and encouragement. Check it out at https://www.easelinsight.com I offer Personal One-to-One Coaching Sessions over ZOOM. You can schedule a session by emailing me at [email protected] Sign up for my FREE newsletter and get more artist tips: https://www.philstarke.com/newsletter/ Click the Subscribe button above so you'll know when I post more tutorial videos.    / @philstarke.artist   STUDY WITH ME! https://www.philstarkestudio.com/ See more of my artwork at https://philstarke.com Follow me: https://www.philstarkestudio.com https://philstarke.com   / philstarke.fineart     / philstarke